davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-12-06
,ed as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm at
former prices. No. spring wheat. 78s q 1859;
No. spriue wheat. 69sc bid: No. red. sole;
No. 2 corn. 504c: No. 2 oats 31c: No 2 rye. 594c;
No. barley. 75c: No. fax.eed, 81 "a al %;
prime timothv-seed. $231 02 80. Mess pork.
per brl. sl4 so 1900; lard. per pound 7450 a
750c; short-rib sides. tloos.). 65 07.7 Zoe: dry
salted shoulders tboxedl. 5.9006c; short-clear
sides (boxed). 05 0S 1Oc Whisky. distiliers
finished goods. per gal. 81 10. Suears-Cut-loaf,
u 07sc; granulated, 7Ac bid; standard A, &c
bid
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady; fancy creamery 2S1 Soc;
fancy dairy. "a a 25c. Eggs. 2I3c
Rsceipts-Flour 80, 600 brls; wheat, So. 600
hu: corn. S5 600 bu; oats, $1,000 bn; rye. 3, 900
bu barley "a. 00n bu. Shipments-F1our, 81 900
brls: wheat. 19 600 hu; corn. 600 bu; oats,
95, 900 bu rye. 900 bu; barley. $1,000.
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Superior Court.

Room I-Hon. n. B. Taylor, judge.
B. o. Van Bokkelen Charles Kreitlein ct
al. Dismissed bv plaintiff.
j. II. Bradshaw ct al. VS.. Charles Kreitlein
Dismissed by plaintiff.
Exchange National Bank, Of Palo, c. e.
Merrlfeld; bill of exchange On trial by court.
Room 2-Hon. ID. w. Howe and Hon. Lewis G. W ak
sitting.
The Colby Wringer Company vs. Eliza M.
Porter; suit on bond. Under advisement
NEW SUITS FILED.
Peter Cropster va. Samnel Hanwsy; COMPLAINT
upon notes Demand, $780,
William NJ. Hall the Indianapolis, Eel
River & Southwestern Railroad Company; suit
on account Demand, So 400.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
ALI the Grains Open at Higher Figures
and the Pits Show Great Activity.
Corn Rises Steadily and Without Break, and
the Advance in Pork Indicates Great
Strength-Reaction in Corn at the Close.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.
q Firm to Strong Market, Accompanied by
Fair Degree of Activity.

Firm to Strong Market, Accompanied by
Fair Degree of Activity.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5-Money call
,asr at Il TO per cent, the last loan being
made at 5. closing offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 60Si per cent.
Sterling exchange dull, but steady at
e. sl4 for sixty-day bills, aud $4s4a for demand.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were 81, ,472
shares including the following: Delaware, Lack
swanns 6s Western, 40,500; Erie, 1860; Lake
Shore, 1O,ss0 Louisville & Nashville, 11.S5s;
Missouri Pacific. 6.4O6; Northwestern. 5000.
81. Paul. So 635; Union Pacific, 3o.25O; Western
Union. II. 900; Texas Pacific. 4,578.
The stock market was Arm to strong. but
only fairly active, with the exception of a reac-
tion toward noon. occasoned by an attack upon
the coal stocks, induced by Washington adviees
that the President would recommend the plac-
Inf of iron and coal on the free list The settle
nent of the French presidential crisis induced
more confident feeling among foreign invest
ors, and London, Berlin and Amsterdam were
tteady purchasers all day. though there was
less urgent demand during the afternoon
Their purchases specially noticeable in
VI Paul. Union Pacific, Lake Shore. Erie, and
Louisville e. Nashville, all OF which n 1e
material advances The news OF the day was
not OF special influence. Lackawanna was an
especially weak spot; Reading bore with it the
Brunt of attack. but its final loss is insignif-
cant and the latter is unchanged. Pullman was
strong active demand. The opening was
strong at advances up to J. Further gains
tending TO 1 made under the lead OF
Union Pacific. The attack upon the coalers was
then made and partial reaction took place
which kept the market rather heavy until well
into the afternoon. Lackawauna being the lead
er in the decline. better tone was noticeable
toward P. M, however. and the
last hour witnessed q renewal of
the advance which carried many stocks
20 the best prices of the day. The close was
fairly active and strong. generally at small con-
esssions from the highest Everything on the
active LIST, except Lackawanna and Tennessee
Coal. Is higher tonight Pullman is M p: Quick
silver, 2; preferred, Il: Union Pacific, Il; Lou
isville s. Nashville, 15: Erie and ST. Paul, Il
each; Western Union. II; Texas Pacific, l.
Railroad bonds were quiet but firm to strong.
and closing prices were generally materially
higher: sales, S940. 900 Lake Shore dividends
rose o. to 1901; Wabash convertiblss 2s, to
e2s: Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio frsts.
3, to 1864.
Government and State bonds were dull and
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The Name of Great and Glorious Race.

Rev DIR. Philpson's Recent Lecture at Baltimore.
The name jew is the proud cognom@n OF the
confessors of that parent religion through whose
medium the truth of the one God was divuleed
to the world, but now ere we are Jews We are
men, As Jews We stand distinctive religious
community. As men, we are our neigh bors
one with them in all else; il we to be dis
tinguished from them it is onlv in this; in all
else there is naught peculiar Every representa-
ton as aught else is false. Christian and jew
are lost in that wider relationship OF man. As
Lessugs Nathan we'll saws to the Templar:
Are Christian and jew such before they ara
men: Oh, would that had found in you one
man whom il sufficed to be called man.
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of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty hours
ending at 5 P. NJ, Dec. 5. 1897. furnished by
Elliott Butler. abstracters of titles Room o. Etna
Building:
Thomas J. Connect to VIM. J. Smith. So
lotsin Chamberss second and third sub
divisions, in Irvington. $S,7OO.OO
John Twiname TO Louisa b. Twiname lot
10 and part of lot II in Mursons sub
division of lot 6 in Birkenmayers addi-
tion to INDIANAPOLIS. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
John Twiname to James T. Twiname.
part of the east half of the northeast
quarter of section 13. township Is
north, of range east, containing
3 S5-1OO acres---.-.- 100000
VIM j. Smith to Thomas j. Connett. lot
in Indianapolis ....~..- .............. 100000
John s. Spann to Christopher F. Rafert,
lot 355 in Spann & Co. $ second Wood
lawn addition to Ind annapolis 475.00
Thomas II. Spann and wife to Alfred NJ.
Brown. lot 8. in block 3, ia the Indi-
annapolis Car Company's addition to In
dlAnapohs 4Z0.OO
Leander Cox 70 Joseph Haugh part Of
lots and 16. in town of Augusta 5000
Mary VI. Kesler TO Howard Scott, lot IL,
In Langs subdivision of Fletchers ad-
dition to Indianapolis 100000
Fannie n. Bradshaw Philip Miller, lot
northeas. addition to 1ndianapeiis'.: ] '.. 10000
John T. Riley James NJ Garlach lot
23, in ketcham place in Haugbville--- 10000
James N. Garlach Jeptha l.. Wagon
er. lot %, IN KetchaIn place. in Haugh-
10000
Conveyances IL; consideration. n....-...-SI7 $4,000
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterday's Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Yesterday's Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Dec 5.-Flour-Recepts
4s, 500 packages; EXPORTS 1.102 brls 1,62S sacks.
Market strong. Sales. q. 900 brls; common to
TO good. extra Western and State. So. 20 a 65;
good choice do, s3 20 as. 20; common choice
white wheat Western extra, 81 Is "A 80; fancy
do. 81 95 1920 common to good extra Ohio.
IS. 20 rs Is; common to choice extra St Louis,
s. 20 as. Is; patent Minnesota extra good to
prime. "a 80 90; choice to faucy do. $500 q
800
whaat-Receipts. 70, $50 bu: exports, 10000
bu: sales. q. 976. 900 futures 81. 600 bu spot;
spot grades a lc higher. Options opened firm
and advanced 0te but soon weakened and set
tied back to about the current figures Of Satur-
day; speculative dealings fairly active; No.
spring. nominal 90c; old No. l northern 96tc: nm
graded red 9l 961c: No 2 red 81 09l4 4c store and
elevator 92s q 92sc delivered: extra red 944c; No
req. nominal, &c. No white nominal, 92c; No.
red, Dece Der. 9Os Clio. closing at 90gr: January
2l3l6 92c closing at 81 &c; February. 929 93Sc,
closing at 92ac; Mareh. 932 094sc. closing at
933c; Anril. 944 a 95 Ice, closing at 94fc; May,
955 197sc closing at 955c; June, 95s 96Ic, clos
ing st 95sc; December t1sSsl 9Ss 099s. closing at
esfe.
Corn-Rsceipts 20, 75O bu; exports. 500 bu;
sales. 2.2l6,000 bu futures and as, 900 bu spot,
options advanced Il q 3sc early. closing with
reaction of a lse; speculation for cash opened
trading onist; uneraded. COZ 065se; steamer.
62c; No z. 64t 4o 65r elevator 65 663c delivered;
No. 2. D-cember. Oh q 65sc. closing 64c; jan
uary 63s a &C., closing at 64!c; February, 63} d
65tc, closing at csc; May, 63s 65c, closing at
63sc.
Oats-R4cripts. $1,000 bu; exports, 125 bu;
Sales no. 600 hu futures and $4,000 bu snot;
&c higher and active; mixed Western, 38 q Ale;
white do 40 a 44c.
hay Quiet and unchanged.
Hops in light demand.
Coffee-Spor fair Rio held at 1Sc; options 40 o
so points lower and fairly active; sales, 113. $50
bags; December. Is 20 0l5. 55c: January. IA 80 %
I5 3Oc: February, II So q IL. 35c; March, Il so %
Is SOC; April, Il 30 a Is Soc: Nav II so l5 25c;
june IA 70 d ID l5c: July. 14.55 q l5c; August.
l440Dl4 Zoe; September. IA a IL 40c; October,
I4aI4 l5e November, 13. 90 q IA. l5c; l1S88l De-
csmber, Is 60 a IA Zoe. Sugar dull and nominal
refined firm: light offerings; extra e. 81 a 5sc;
white extra C. 81 052c; yellow. Al 10 sic; stand
ard A. 81 16sc; confectionery A, 6Ic: cut-losf
and crushed. 79c: powdered "a a 7ic; eranu-
lated. 5.8l a5ic; cubes, Ia 7sc Molasses steady.
Rice sfeadv.
TaIlow firm. Rosin dull at SI.O5 0L10.
EGGS in fair demand; receipts, 2, 996 packages;
Western. 90 E25c.
Pork quiet but firm; mess quoted At sl4 5o0
Il 70 for two-ysar-old, sI5 so l5 rs for year
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Two Kiliine. In Indian Tertiary

AToKA, I. T. Dec. 5.-Deputy United States
Marshal Stokely was killed near here yesterday,
by an outlaw, James Lowery, who was in turn
arrest Lowery for highway robbery. Lowery
drew bis pistol and began firing He put i've
bullets into Stokely. The posse overlook
Lowery about noon and shot him to death.
Lowery Killed United States Deputy Marshal
Dalton, near Fort Smith. two weeks ago.
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cult Court

United States Circuit Court
Hon. w. O. Gresham. Judge
Brush Electric-light Company vs.. Owen, Pix
ley & Co.; injunction. On trial.
Hon. VIM. A. Woods. Judge.
III. l. Crane vs. A e. Trentman & Co.; re-
plevin. Verdict for plaintiff; value Of goods
fixed at ST. $40; damages, 81
Alabama 6 Great Southern Railroad Compa-
nv the Indianapolis Car and Manufacturing
Company: breach of contract. On trial.
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courtroom, all the members Of the bar. wrh ths
presiding judge, vying in their efforts to show
him attention.
Under instructions of the court the jug rem
dered verdict in favor Of the railroad COM
pany.
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FIELD SEEDS

Wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON & HOSSS
SEED STORE rs and 80 E. Market st. Indianapo-
lis. Samples and prices furnished on application.
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Dry Goods.
Metals.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and Market Stronger-Hogs Act
i've and Higher, Closing Firm.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec, 4.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 4.

CATrLE-Receipts, -; shipments, As
usual Monday the receipts very light and
ket stronger on shipping grades while butchers
ma i'm ate
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Circuit Court.

Hon. Alex. G. Ayres Judge.
In the matter OF the eligibility of Mrs. James
G. Douglass to be appointed Administrative of
her husbands estate. Held that she was ineli-
gible.
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Criminal Court.

Hon. VIM. A. irwin, Judge.
State VS.. Camden johnson and John Sellers;
fornication. Trial by court. found guilty. and
fined 500 each and sent to the work-house for
three months.
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LONDON, Dec. Bar silver. 43sd p,
ounce.
NEW YORK. Dec 5-Bar silver, 95c.
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Colgats's Sachet Powders.
Cashmere Bouquet, heIiotrops and violet are
very useful in making up holiday gifts. Now
ready.
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Cotton.


NEW YORK, Dec. 3-Cotton dull; upland,
10 9l6c; Orleans, 101116c sales so bales. Futures
closed easy; December 1O.40c: January, 10 4sc;
February. 1o.56c: March, 10 Csc April. 1910; May.
1O.77c; June, 1O.S4c; July, TO- S9c; August 1898;
Sebtember, 1O.53c; October, 10.2Oc. G. L. Green s.
60. There fair animation and the general line
of values very we'll sustained, at time showing
70S points advance. At the close prices leading
monthsl were . point two below Saturday with
trading slow.
NEW ORLEANS Dec. 5.-Cotton easy; middng,
1876; low middng, 9loc; good ordinary, 8 16c:
receipts, 30 76S bales gross receipts, 20, 1857
bales exports to Great Britain, 1858 bales; the
continent. 257S bales; sales, 900 bales; stock 342,
$40 bales
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5.-Cotton quiet and un.
changed; sales, 10 900 bales including 200 bales
for speculation and export and $500 bales Amer
lean
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OIL CITY. Pa. Dec. 5.-National Transit
tifcates opened at 77A4c; highest a 1a,ae; lowest,
rs 7sc closed at 7614c; sales, ,366 600 brls clear
ances. 16Os. 900 brls charters, 81 ,349 brls ship
ments, ia. 29O brls; runs, $40, asa brls.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Petroleum opened firm at
77c advanced TO 775sc, but selling carried the price
down to 1890. This followed by q rally and the
close was strong at 1880; sales. 37S 800 brs.
PTTTSBURG, Pa. Dec. 5.-Petroleum active and
irregular; National Transit certificates opened at
771sc closed 1880; highest. 771ae lowest. 76c.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 5.-Petroleum frm stand.
ard white, 1l0o, 714c.
WILMINGTON. Del, Dec. 5.-Turpentine firm
at 3414c
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 5.-Turpentine firm at
34l2c.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Cotton goods quiet very
firm, with advanced prices of Padoros Nashua
brown to 7l4c; do brown E, Sl4c; Farmers Choice
36inch bleached, 7c Androscoggiu L. Sligo. Everett,
blue and brown denins advanced lac.
Metals.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Copper steady: lake. 1850.
Lead steady; domestic, 5.1Oc. Tin quiet; straits.
3412c.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5.-Lead, 1900.
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steady. Closing quotations were:

Four rer cent. bonds 124 u
-Four per cent. coup..125la
Four and o half perct 107ls
Eour-and-a-1as coup.lU7ls
Pacific 6s of '95...--ll9
Louisiana consols--.. Ella
Missouri 6s.. z
Tenn. settlement 6s- 100
Tenn. settlement 5s.- 20
Tenn. settlement 3s-- II
Canada Southern. 2ds 92is
Central Pacific lists ZIG
Den. & Rio G. lists liz u
Den. & Kio g. 4s..... !84
Den. & r. g.. W. lists rs
Erie seconds s-.-----. 9SSs
NJ. K. e. T. gen. 6s-- TIA
a., K. & t. gen. 5s-- So
Mutual Union 6s---- "a
". J. @. int. cert t-----1Oo
Northern Pacific lists ] i6l4
Northern Pacific Ids -l0l
Northwestern consoIsloo
Northwest. debent- 5slO7 =
Oregon & Trans. g. 90l2
st. T.. 81 /. M gen. 5s. 95
st. L. & s. F. gen. mills
st. Paul consols- -124
St.P., Chi. & Pac. ists-II8
Texas Pac. I'd grants 4S1a
T. p, R. 6. e.. coup 81
Union Pacific firsts --ll6
West Shore -.10i g
Adams Exrress-----.140
Alton & Terre Haute- 36
Alton 8 It. II. pref IS
American Express..-.f09
B.. G. r. & N 80
Canada Pacific -----. 547sI
Canada Southern. 81
Central Pacific ..--.- 364
Chesapeake &Ohio..- 3As
c. 81 o. pref. 6rsts--- z
G. 81 o. eeconds-.--. 4l2
Chicago & Alton .-.135
c., b. & Q--..------1295sI
c., st. L. s. P--.--- IA
G., st. l.. s. P. pref 40
c.. s. s. C.-.-----.-. 564
Clevel'd q Columbus SO q
Delaware s. Hudson JOB
Del. Lack. & West -13O5s
D. & Rio Grande..-.. 22A
East Tennessee. .... 103
East Tenn. pref. 1st-- 634
Eass Tenn. pref. 3D.. "a
Erie ---.-.-.-.-.. 304
Erie preferred 67A
Fort WAYNE u
Ft. Worth 81 Denver. 4S
Hooking Valley. 25
Houston s. Texas "a
Illinois Central. -1I6Lal
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25c lined, ls01sc. Coffee nouninaiiy higher: Rio
cargoes. ordinary TO fair. $50 lSa2c. Receirte-
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat. 43, 600 bu; corn. 1I4OOO
bu; oats. 2,OO0lbu. Shpments-Flour. 932 brls
CINCINNATI. Dec. 5.-Flour strong and higher
family. 1885 $3.50: fancy SO. 1904. Wheat
scarce and strong, No. red, s6c. Re
active and higher. No. 2 mixed. 500. Oats
strong and higher; No. mixed. "a lec. Rye in good
demand and higher. No. 2 zoe. Pork, quiet; firmly
held at SIS. 500 1878. Lard strong at z 35c. Bulk
meats firmly held; short ribs 7,S7la0Sc. Bacon
firm, bu. quiet; short clear, s.75c Whisky firm;
Butter strong; creamery. 25 case: dairy. IL o2Oc
Sugar, hard. 7le07lac; yellow, 5l4 0a5ac Eggs
firm at 2O021c. Cheese firms fat regular. IL a 12c.
TOLEDO. o.. Dec. 5.-Wheat higher and firm;
cash s41ac January, s614o; Nav. Gle. Corn higher
and active; cash, 54I2c; May, 573sc. Oats dull and
firm; May. 37c Coser-seed active and higher: cash,
$4.2O; December, $4. 2212; January $4.27la; Febru
ary. S435 Receipts-Wheat. Is, 900 bu; corn. 2
600 bu; oats. 1000 bu; clover-seed, $50 bags.
Shipments-Wheat, 5000 bu; clover-seed, 800 bags.
DETROIT. Dec 5.-Wheat-No. i white, cash.
SEC; No. red cash and December, SEC; Janu-
ary, SIC; May, 915sc bid. Corn-No 2 54c, nom
nal. Oats-No. 2 32c; No 2 white. 34Ae. Re-
ceints-Wheat, 16, 700 bui corn, 800 bu; oats,
q. 500 bu
The Indianapolis journal., 1887-12-06
Real Estate Tran.f.rs.

Instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county, Indiana for the twenty hours
ending at P. NJ. Dec. 5. 1897. as furnished by
Elliott s. Butler, abstracters of titles Room o. Etna
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THE COURT RECORD.

Conveyanoes, IL; consideration...S 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
TELECRAF D0NOSI:

Francuzi dniem i nocq
wzmacniaja nadgraniczne for
tece Verdun ! Belfort i budu-
ia pomiedzy niemi baraki,
Mecu spoczywaja wszyst-
kie interesa i mieszkancy gro
NADIA W swych do1nach zapa-
sy %2ywnosci, zawczasu przygo-
towujac sic ma oble2enie.
Niemcy r~ozstrzelili chorqze-
go Sadowa, ktory swoj kara
bin repetujacy sprzedaf Fran
cuzom.
Ostatnie wybory W Mem
czech wykazaly, 2e ks. B i
s m a r k czolem uderzyf pred
Stolicq Apostolska, ably tylko
wyjednat sobie cd sejmu RE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03

Wychodzacy W Wilkes Barre
Sunday Leader 2 20 lutego, po-
swieca prawis Gaia dfuga s.palte
polskisj narodowcj demonstracyi z
II Iutego. o Szun. Cenzorze wy
rata s'e ten ,ygodnik jaknajpo.
chlebniej, piszac: The president Is
q graceful and eBsctire speaker and
q Thorough gentleman. DaIcj pod.
nosi Sunday Leader pomiotzy in
nemi, te NOVA Szan. Cenzora
sprawifa, il kt6ry 2 sluchaczy
~jeszcze ME nalekai do Zwiazku
Mar. Pol, spieszyt zapisac SIG pod
jrgo znuki. Dowiaduje sic tel z
tego pisma, 10 ma uczcie " hotelu
p. J. G. Schwartza (Czernika) byfo
pr.eszto 100 osob - 10 grupa W
Wilkes Barre byia picrwsza III
grupa Zwiazkowa W cslych Stanach
&
Zjednoczonych, 10 i gdzieindziej W
Pennsylvania, jak mp. W Kingston,
Pittston, Nant;coke Plymouth
znnjduja sic du&e grupy i &e W
skiad Zurzadu grupy W Wilkes
Barre wchodza n%astepujacy pp.:
j. G. Schwartz jako %'prozydent,
J6zef Adamcxyk jake wiceprezy-
dent, Fir. Koziowski jake sekretarz
i MARGIN Wynter jako skarbnik.-
w kohcu ~rzeczonego ~ertykufu po-
duf Sunday Leader tresciwy wyciag
z Konstytucyi Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03

sly niemieckiej %upowazniehie
do czerpania funduszow ma ar
mia z pewnej s%tafej kasy przez
lat Z. Posfowie katoliccy mo
WI w dawniejszej sile stana W
nowym sejmie, a socyalisci
wprawdzie strac;li kilka krze-
sci, ale ia to W Berlinie sa-
mym zdobyli 10000 nowych
gfos6w. W Alzacyi i Lotaryn-
gH wybrano ludzi sprzyjaja.
cych Francyi, vice prasa fran
cuska ME posiada sic z ra-
dosci.
W Bruxeli, stolicy krolest-
wa belgJskiego,, wychodzi ga
zeta zwana LIE Nmd, stojqca
ma zo}dzie Rosyi, W tych
dniach wiele hafasu narobif ar
tyku} tel gszety, otwarcie Clio.
Stacy, De je3eli Niemcy znowu
z Francya wojne prowadzic
beda, to Rysya ME dopnsci,
ably potega niemiecka zbytecz-
nie wzros]a. Pisma niemieckie
pojm'Ja to W ten sposob, ze
Rosya pragnie %podszczut Fran
cuz6w do wojny z Niemcami.
Gazety petersburskie i mos
kiewskie polaja milno cenzu :
Jury artykuly ostro zaczepia-
jqce ! wyszydzajace Niemcow
a panslawisci wymogli ia ca
RE, " rozporzadzii zniesienie
niemiecl1iego uuiwersytetu ="
Dorpat.
W pojlnocnych Wloszech O.
ra. W mafem ksiestwie Mona
co i W francuskiem mlescle
Nisa by1o % lutego okropne
trzesienie ziemi. kilka tysiecy
: ludzi PREY tenn zosta}o zabl
!; tych. !ak tylko ludzie zapa
: mietac NIGGA, W tych okoli
: each trzesienia ziemi ME by}o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-03
WSpomnienie %poSmiertne.


W Pittsburgh ma S. S. u
mari dnia 81 lutego rb. sp.
Jozef Szewczuga i %pochowa.
ny zostat % lutego ply bar
do li;znym wspofudziale kre-
wnych i paratian koscio}a sw.
Wojciecha ma S. S., ktorzy pc.
stepowali "a trumnq ma cmen-
tarZ,
Wiel. ks. Miskiewicz, pro-
boszcz tejze parafii, odspiewaf
nabozehstwo i msza sw. Ia
fobna i eksportowaf niebosz-
czyka ma cmentarz osobiscie,
a mad trumna pieknq miaf
przemowe.
Nieboszczyk sp. J6zef Sew
czuga urodzl1 sic w r. 1912 W
Zdzlechowie i braf udziaf W
powstaniu 1880 +. Pozniej sic
o2eni1 i 2yf lat s 2 p1erwszq
iona, kt5ra mu pozostawi1a
dwoje dzieci. Pozni4j sic Ole
nil pc raz drugi i byf w TREE
mesznie jako kosynier. W ro-
ku 1916 byi czynnym-aglto-
wal no6zniej W roku 1863 W
powstabiu i pomaga1 giownle
W przewozeniu broni do obo-
z0w, a navel robi} sam kosy
ola powstancow i oprawiaf te
same.
w roku 1871 lprzybyi do
Ameryki, a W roku 1880 W
jego domu za}ozono iowa
rzystwo sw. Wojciecha ma S.
S., ktore dotad egzystuje, i Z
ktorego to Towarzystwa po-
budowano kosci6f polski sw
Wcjciecha ma s. S.
druga Iona &yl lat Al
miaf - dzieci, z kl6rych 2y-
je 4.
Sp. Jozef szewczuga 1y]
wzorowo jake dobry katol,k
i porzadny obywatel j staran.
ME wychowaf swe dzieci, da'
lac ka3demu do rak sposot
zapracowania potrzebnego chile
ba. Niechze bedzie czesc jege
paniisci i pokoj duszy iego!-
Bo2e przyjm 60 do chwaf,
Swojej i pociesz pograzonq "
cie2kiej 2afobie familia zaslu-
zonego Polaka.
Il. u. ~